
Using the Conflict Styles Model in Mediation
Conflict styles is a classic model for thinking about the way that people engage with conflict.
This webinar was recorded on the 2nd April 2019 with Eve Clare talking about Family Group Conferencing and some of the “tricky bits” that can sometimes be a bit challenging in the process. She also talks about strategies with regards to behaviours of concern and how to help make the family group conference as family led, engaging and effective as possible.
Family Group Conferencing is closely related to mediation however it is a unique process that is much more flexible and client focused than standard mediation processes. In the training that Mediation Institute provides we make sure that you gain the knowledge you need to understand the principals and processes that are used in this dispute resolution / negotiation and planning method. Eve does a brief summary as part of the webinar for those attending who were not practitioners.
Conflict styles is a classic model for thinking about the way that people engage with conflict.
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The family group conference course is a blended learning course. You will be participating in online learning to learn about the process and then in the two day workshop you will be participating in a simulated family group conference.
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